JP6449311B2 - Container house with reinforced insulation - Google Patents

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JP6449311B2
JP6449311B2 JP2016548027A JP2016548027A JP6449311B2 JP 6449311 B2 JP6449311 B2 JP 6449311B2 JP 2016548027 A JP2016548027 A JP 2016548027A JP 2016548027 A JP2016548027 A JP 2016548027A JP 6449311 B2 JP6449311 B2 JP 6449311B2
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本発明は、断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスに係り、更に詳しくは、夏場にも快適な環境を実現することができる断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスに関する。 The present invention relates to a container house reinforced with heat insulation, and more particularly, to a container house reinforced with heat insulation that can realize a comfortable environment even in summer.

コンテナハウスとは、コンテナの内部に電気配線を引回し、住まいのための家具を設置することにより、人が住むようにする組立式の住空間である。この種のコンテナハウスは、側壁部に断熱材を組み付けることにより、コンテナの内部を外部から断熱させる。このとき、断熱材の組み付けは、まず、側壁部に多数の補強用の角木を鉄片や鉄線を用いて固定し、その角木の間に発泡スチレンなどの断熱材を切断してはめ込んだ後、石膏ボードを釘などで補強用の角木に固定する方式により行われる。これと関連するコンテナハウスの先行技術が大韓民国実用新案登録第２０−０１７２５９０号にコンテナハウス用の壁面積層パネルという題目で開示されている。 A container house is an assembly-type living space that allows people to live by routing electrical wiring inside a container and installing furniture for living. This type of container house insulates the inside of the container from the outside by assembling a heat insulating material on the side wall. At this time, assembling the heat insulating material, first, fix a number of reinforcing squares on the side wall using iron pieces or iron wires, cut and fit the insulating material such as foamed styrene between the squares, and then plaster This is done by fixing the board to the reinforcing square with nails. The related prior art of the container house is disclosed in Korean Utility Model Registration No. 20-0172590 under the title of wall laminated panel for container house.

ところが、上述したコンテナハウスの場合、補強用の角木の間に断熱材を切断してはめ込んだが故に、補強用の角木と断熱材との間に隙間が生じたりずれが生じたりして断熱が上手くできなかった。 However, in the case of the container house described above, since the heat insulating material is cut and fitted between the reinforcing squares, there is a gap between the reinforcing squares and the heat insulating material, and the insulation is good. could not.

また、電気の供給のための電気配線が引き回される空間を確保するために、石膏ボードの後方側において断熱材に溝を形成して空間を形成し、その溝に電気配線をはめ込んでいた。このため、電気ショートが発生して電気配線においてスパークが発生する場合、発泡スチレン断熱材が燃焼されながら火災が発生するという問題があった。 In addition, in order to secure a space around which the electrical wiring for supplying electricity is routed, a groove was formed in the heat insulating material on the back side of the gypsum board, and the electrical wiring was fitted into the groove. . For this reason, when an electrical short circuit occurs and a spark occurs in the electrical wiring, there is a problem that a fire occurs while the foamed styrene insulation is burned.

また、夏場にはコンテナハウスの外側壁が７０〜８０℃まで上昇するため、高熱が電気配線にそのまま伝わってしまい、その結果、電気配線を取り囲む絶縁層が破損されたり硬化が促されたりした。このため、時間が経つにつれて電気ショートの可能性が高くなるという問題があった。 Moreover, since the outer wall of the container house rose to 70 to 80 ° C. in summer, high heat was transferred to the electrical wiring as a result, and as a result, the insulating layer surrounding the electrical wiring was damaged or hardened. For this reason, there is a problem that the possibility of an electrical short increases with time.

発明が解決しようとする技術的課題Technical problems to be solved by the invention

本発明は上述した問題を解消するために案出されたものであり、側壁部及び天井部に空気層からなる第１及び第２の離隔空間が形成されるように第１及び第２の断熱パネルを設けて断熱効果を極大化させることができ、これにより、夏場や冬場に快適な環境を維持することができる断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスを提供することを目的とする。 The present invention has been devised in order to solve the above-described problems, and the first and second heat insulations are formed so that the first and second separation spaces made of an air layer are formed in the side wall portion and the ceiling portion. It is an object of the present invention to provide a container house reinforced with heat insulation that can provide a panel to maximize the heat insulation effect and thereby maintain a comfortable environment in summer and winter.

本発明の他の目的は、電気配線を引き回すための別途の空間を形成しなくても済むので組立て易く、たとえ電気ショートによりスパークが発生しても火災の可能性を排除することができる断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスを提供することである。 Another object of the present invention is that it is easy to assemble because it is not necessary to form a separate space for routing the electrical wiring, and even if a spark occurs due to an electrical short circuit, it is possible to eliminate the possibility of a fire. Is to provide a reinforced container house.

本発明の更に他の目的は、たとえ真夏にコンテナハウスの側壁部及び天井部が７０〜８０℃まで上昇しても、高熱が電気配線に伝わらないことから、電気配線を取り囲む絶縁層が破損されたり硬化が促されたりすることを防ぐことができる断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスを提供することである。 Yet another object of the present invention is that even if the side wall and the ceiling of the container house rise to 70 to 80 ° C. in midsummer, high heat is not transmitted to the electrical wiring, so the insulating layer surrounding the electrical wiring is damaged. It is an object of the present invention to provide a container house with a reinforced heat insulating property capable of preventing the hardening and the hardening from being promoted.

上述した目的を達成するために、本発明による断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスは、コンテナ胴体１０の内側において側壁部１３に溶接される多数の第１の離隔部材２０と、前記コンテナ胴体１０の内側において天井部１４に溶接される多数の第２の離隔部材３０と、前記第１の離隔部材２０に結合されて前記側壁部１３の間に第１の離隔空間Ｄ１を形成する多数の第１の断熱パネル４０と、前記第２の離隔部材３０に結合されて前記天井部１４の間に第２の離隔空間Ｄ２を形成する多数の第２の断熱パネル５０と、前記第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０の表面に貼り付けられる多数の仕上げパネル６０と、を備えることを特徴とする。 In order to achieve the above-described object, the container house reinforced with heat insulation according to the present invention includes a plurality of first separation members 20 welded to the side wall portion 13 inside the container body 10, and the container body 10. A number of second separation members 30 welded to the ceiling portion 14 on the inside and a number of first separation spaces D1 coupled to the first separation member 20 to form a first separation space D1 between the side wall portions 13. A plurality of heat insulation panels 40, a plurality of second heat insulation panels 50 coupled to the second separation member 30 to form a second separation space D2 between the ceiling portions 14, and the first and second insulation panels. And a large number of finishing panels 60 attached to the surfaces of the heat insulating panels 40, 50.

本発明において、前記第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０は、前記第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を経由する電気配線においてスパークが発生しても、そのスパークにより火災が発生することを防ぐために、発泡スチレン製の第１及び第２の断熱材４１、５１の両面に第２の鉄板４２、５２が貼り付けられて実現されるサンドイッチパネルである。 In the present invention, even if the first and second heat insulation panels 40 and 50 generate a spark in the electric wiring passing through the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2, a fire is generated by the spark. In order to prevent this, the sandwich panel is realized by attaching the second iron plates 42 and 52 to both surfaces of the first and second heat insulating materials 41 and 51 made of foamed styrene.

本発明において、前記コンテナ胴体１０の一方の側及び他方の側に形成されたものであり、前記第１の離隔空間Ｄ１と連通される第１の流入通気孔７１及び第１の排出通気孔７２と、前記第１の排出通気孔７２と連通されて前記第１の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２に負圧を形成するファンユニット８０と、を更に備える。 In the present invention, a first inflow vent hole 71 and a first exhaust vent hole 72 which are formed on one side and the other side of the container body 10 and communicate with the first separation space D1. And a fan unit 80 that communicates with the first discharge vent 72 and forms a negative pressure in the first separation spaces D1 and D2.

本発明において、 前記コンテナ胴体１０の一方の側及び他方の側に形成されたものであり、前記第２の離隔空間Ｄ２と連通される第２の流入通気孔７５及び第２の排出通気孔７６と、前記第２の排出通気孔７６と連通されて前記第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２に負圧を形成するファンユニット８０と、を更に備える。 In the present invention, a second inflow vent hole 75 and a second exhaust vent hole 76 that are formed on one side and the other side of the container body 10 and communicate with the second separation space D2. And a fan unit 80 that communicates with the second discharge vent hole 76 to form a negative pressure in the second separation spaces D1 and D2.

本発明において、前記ファンユニット８０は、前記第１の排出通気孔７２又は第２の排出通気孔７６を取り囲むファンハウジング８１及び前記ファンハウジング８１に配設されてそのファンハウジング８１の内部の空気を外部に排出するファン８２を備える。 In the present invention, the fan unit 80 is disposed in the fan housing 81 surrounding the first exhaust vent hole 72 or the second exhaust vent hole 76 and the fan housing 81, and the air inside the fan housing 81 is exhausted. A fan 82 for discharging to the outside is provided.

本発明において、外気の温度を測定して対応する第１の温度信号Ｓ１を発生させる第１の温度センサー９１と、前記側壁部１３及び天井部１４のうちの少なくとも一方の温度を測定して対応される第２の温度信号Ｓ２を発生させる第２の温度センサー９２と、前記第１の温度信号Ｓ１及び第２の温度信号Ｓ２により測定された温度差が設定された温度差以上であるときに前記ファン８０を作動させるファン作動部９３と、を有するファンコントローラ９０を更に備える。 In the present invention, the first temperature sensor 91 that measures the temperature of the outside air and generates the corresponding first temperature signal S1, and measures the temperature of at least one of the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 The second temperature sensor 92 for generating the second temperature signal S2 and the temperature difference measured by the first temperature signal S1 and the second temperature signal S2 is equal to or greater than a set temperature difference. A fan controller 90 having a fan operation unit 93 for operating the fan 80 is further provided.

本発明において、前記第１の離隔空間Ｄ１の内部に配設されたものであり、それを経由する空気が前記側壁部１３の全面に接触されながら流れるように渦流を形成する多数の第１の渦流形成部材７３を更に備える。 In the present invention, the first separation space D1 is disposed in the first separation space D1, and a plurality of first vortices are formed so that air passing through the first separation space D1 flows while being in contact with the entire surface of the side wall portion 13. A vortex forming member 73 is further provided.

本発明において、前記第２の離隔空間Ｄ２の内部に配設されたものであり、そこを経由する空気が前記天井部１４の全面に接触されながら流れるように渦流を形成する多数の第２の渦流形成部材７７を更に備える。 In the present invention, the second space D2 is disposed inside the second separation space D2, and a plurality of second vortexes are formed so that air passing therethrough flows while contacting the entire surface of the ceiling portion 14. A vortex forming member 77 is further provided.

本発明において、 前記第１の流入通気孔７１又は第２の流入通気孔７５に雨や雪が振り込まないように取り囲み、前記第１の流入通気孔７１又は第２の流入通気孔７５よりも下部側に空気が流入するカバー入口１００ａが形成された構造を有するルーフカバー１００を更に備える。 In the present invention, the first inflow vent hole 71 or the second inflow vent hole 75 is surrounded so that rain and snow are not transferred, and is lower than the first inflow vent hole 71 or the second inflow vent hole 75. And a roof cover 100 having a structure in which a cover inlet 100a through which air flows is formed.

本発明による断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスの第１の実施形態の斜視図である。1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of a container house reinforced with heat insulation according to the present invention. 図１のＩＩ−ＩＩ線に沿った断面図である。It is sectional drawing along the II-II line of FIG. 本発明による断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスの第２の実施形態の斜視図である。It is a perspective view of 2nd Embodiment of the container house by which the heat insulation by this invention was reinforced. 図３のコンテナハウスに空気が流入する第１及び第２の流入通気孔及び空気が排出される第１及び第２の排出通気孔が形成されたことを説明するための図である。It is a figure for demonstrating that the 1st and 2nd inflow vent hole into which the air flows in into the container house of FIG. 3 and the 1st and 2nd exhaust vent to which air is discharged | emitted were formed. 図４の第１の流入通気孔に流入した空気が側壁部と第１の断熱パネルとの間の第１の離隔空間を経由した後に第１の排出通気孔に排出されることを説明するための図である。To explain that the air that has flowed into the first inflow vent hole in FIG. 4 passes through the first separation space between the side wall portion and the first heat insulation panel and then is discharged into the first exhaust vent hole. FIG. 図４の第２の流入通気孔に流入した空気が天井部と第２の断熱パネルとの間の第２の離隔空間を経由した後に第２の排出通気孔に排出されることを説明するための図である。To explain that the air that has flowed into the second inflow vent hole in FIG. 4 passes through the second separation space between the ceiling portion and the second heat insulation panel and then is discharged into the second exhaust vent hole. FIG. 図３において、第１の流入通気孔及び第２の流入通気孔に雨や雪が流入しないようにするためのルーフカバーを説明するための図である。In FIG. 3, it is a figure for demonstrating the roof cover for preventing rain and snow from flowing in into the 1st inflow ventilation hole and the 2nd inflow ventilation hole.

以下、本発明によるコンテナハウスについて添付図面に基づいて詳細に説明する。
図１は、本発明による断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスの第１の実施形態の斜視図であり、図２は、図１のＩＩ−ＩＩ線に沿った断面図である。 Hereinafter, the container house by this invention is demonstrated in detail based on an accompanying drawing.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of a container house reinforced with heat insulation according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line II-II in FIG.

同図に示すように、本発明によるコンテナハウスは、コンテナ胴体１０の内側において側壁部１３に溶接される多数の第１の離隔部材２０と、前記コンテナ胴体１０の内側において天井部１４に溶接される多数の第２の離隔部材３０と、前記第１の離隔部材２０に結合されて前記側壁部１３の間に第１の離隔空間Ｄ１を形成する多数の第１の断熱パネル４０と、前記第２の離隔部材３０に結合されて前記天井部１４の間に第２の離隔空間Ｄ２を形成する多数の第２の断熱パネル５０と、前記第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０の表面に貼り付けられる多数の仕上げパネル６０と、を備える。 As shown in the figure, the container house according to the present invention is welded to the first separation member 20 welded to the side wall portion 13 inside the container body 10 and the ceiling portion 14 inside the container body 10. A plurality of second separation members 30, a plurality of first heat insulation panels 40 coupled to the first separation member 20 to form a first separation space D 1 between the side wall portions 13, and the first A plurality of second heat insulation panels 50 coupled to the two separation members 30 to form a second separation space D2 between the ceiling portions 14, and the surfaces of the first and second heat insulation panels 40, 50. And a number of finishing panels 60 to be affixed.

コンテナ胴体１０は、図１に示すように、六面体をなすように連結されるフレーム組立体１１、フレーム組立体１１に結合されて底面を形成する底面部１２、フレーム組立体１１を取り囲む壁体を形成する側壁部１３、フレーム組立体１１の天井を形成する天井部１４により構成される。このとき、側壁部１３及び天井部１４は、谷及び山が形成された波状鋼板、若しくは扁平状鋼板からなり、この実施形態では、側壁部１３が波状鋼板からなり、且つ、天井部１４が扁平状鋼板からなる場合が例示されている。なお、側壁部１３には、戸枠１５や窓枠１６が配設される。 As shown in FIG. 1, the container body 10 includes a frame assembly 11 connected so as to form a hexahedron, a bottom surface portion 12 coupled to the frame assembly 11 to form a bottom surface, and a wall body surrounding the frame assembly 11. The side wall part 13 to be formed and the ceiling part 14 to form the ceiling of the frame assembly 11 are configured. At this time, the side wall 13 and the ceiling 14 are made of corrugated steel plates or flat steel plates in which valleys and peaks are formed. In this embodiment, the side walls 13 are made of corrugated steel plates, and the ceiling 14 is flat. The case where it consists of a shaped steel plate is illustrated. A door frame 15 and a window frame 16 are disposed on the side wall portion 13.

第１の離隔部材２０は金属製のバー状を呈するものであり、側壁部１３に溶接により固定される。このような第１の離隔部材２０は、第１の断熱パネル４０を固定すると共に、側壁部１３と第１の断熱パネル４０との間に第１の離隔空間Ｄ１を形成する。 The first separation member 20 has a metal bar shape and is fixed to the side wall portion 13 by welding. Such a first separation member 20 fixes the first heat insulation panel 40 and forms a first separation space D1 between the side wall portion 13 and the first heat insulation panel 40.

第１の離隔部材２０により形成される第１の離隔空間Ｄ１は、断熱層の役割を果たすことにより、コンテナ胴体１０の外側の熱が第１の断熱パネル４０に伝わることを遮断する。すなわち、第１の離隔空間Ｄ１には空気層が形成されて第１の断熱パネル４０とは独立した断熱層となるのである。なお、第１の離隔空間Ｄ１は、コンテナ胴体１０に配設される各種の電装品に電源を供給するための多数の電気配線（図示せず）が配設される空間を提供する。 The first separation space D <b> 1 formed by the first separation member 20 serves as a heat insulating layer, thereby blocking the heat outside the container body 10 from being transmitted to the first heat insulating panel 40. That is, an air layer is formed in the first separation space D1 and becomes a heat insulating layer independent of the first heat insulating panel 40. The first separation space D1 provides a space in which a number of electrical wirings (not shown) for supplying power to various electrical components disposed in the container body 10 are disposed.

第２の離隔部材３０は金属製のバー状を呈するものであり、天井部１４に溶接により固定される。このような第２の離隔部材３０は、第２の断熱パネル５０を固定すると共に、天井部１４と第２の断熱パネル５０との間に第２の離隔空間Ｄ２を形成する。 The second separating member 30 has a metal bar shape and is fixed to the ceiling portion 14 by welding. Such a second separation member 30 fixes the second heat insulation panel 50 and forms a second separation space D2 between the ceiling portion 14 and the second heat insulation panel 50.

第２の離隔部材３０により形成される第２の離隔空間Ｄ２は、 断熱層の役割を果たすことにより、コンテナ胴体１０の外側の熱が第２の断熱パネル５０に伝わることを遮断する。すなわち、第２の離隔空間Ｄ２には空気層が形成されて第２の断熱パネル５０とは独立した断熱層となるのである。なお、第２の離隔空間Ｄ２は、コンテナ胴体１０に配設される各種の電装品に電源を供給するための多数の電気配線（図示せず）が配設される空間を提供する。 The second separation space D <b> 2 formed by the second separation member 30 serves as a heat insulating layer, thereby blocking the heat outside the container body 10 from being transmitted to the second heat insulating panel 50. That is, an air layer is formed in the second separation space D2 and becomes a heat insulating layer independent of the second heat insulating panel 50. The second separation space D2 provides a space in which a number of electrical wirings (not shown) for supplying power to various electrical components disposed in the container body 10 are disposed.

第１の断熱パネル４０は、発泡スチレンなどの第１の断熱材４１の両面に第１の鉄板４２が貼り付けられて実現されるサンドイッチパネルであり、第１の離隔部材２０により側壁部１３から離れるように固定される。このとき、第１の断熱パネル４０は、第１の断熱材４１の両面に第１の鉄板４２が貼り付けられた構造であるため、第１の離隔空間Ｄ１を経由する電気配線が第１の断熱材４１から引き離された状態を維持する。このため、たとえショートが発生して電気配線においてスパークが発生しても、そのスパークは第１の鉄板４２により遮断されて第１の断熱材４１が燃焼されることを防ぐ。 The first heat insulating panel 40 is a sandwich panel realized by attaching the first iron plate 42 to both surfaces of the first heat insulating material 41 such as foamed styrene. The first heat insulating panel 40 is separated from the side wall portion 13 by the first separating member 20. Fixed to leave. At this time, since the first heat insulating panel 40 has a structure in which the first iron plate 42 is attached to both surfaces of the first heat insulating material 41, the electrical wiring passing through the first separation space D1 is the first. The state of being separated from the heat insulating material 41 is maintained. For this reason, even if a short circuit occurs and a spark occurs in the electrical wiring, the spark is blocked by the first iron plate 42 and prevents the first heat insulating material 41 from being burned.

第２の断熱パネル５０は、発泡スチレンなどの第２の断熱材５１の両面に第２の鉄板５２が貼り付けられて実現されるサンドイッチパネルであり、第２の離隔部材３０により天井部１４から離れるように固定される。このとき、第２の断熱パネル５０は、第２の断熱材５１の両面に第２の鉄板５２が貼り付けられた構造であるため、第２の離隔空間Ｄ２を経由する電気配線は第２の断熱材５１から引き離された状態を維持する。このため、たとえショートが発生して電気配線においてスパークが発生しても、そのスパークは第２の鉄板５２により遮断されて第２の断熱材５１が燃焼されることを防ぐ。 The second heat insulation panel 50 is a sandwich panel realized by attaching a second iron plate 52 to both surfaces of a second heat insulation material 51 such as foamed styrene, and is separated from the ceiling portion 14 by the second separation member 30. Fixed to leave. At this time, since the second heat insulating panel 50 has a structure in which the second iron plate 52 is attached to both surfaces of the second heat insulating material 51, the electrical wiring passing through the second separation space D2 is the second The state of being separated from the heat insulating material 51 is maintained. For this reason, even if a short circuit occurs and a spark occurs in the electrical wiring, the spark is blocked by the second iron plate 52 and prevents the second heat insulating material 51 from being burned.

仕上げパネル６０は、第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０の表面に貼り付けられて仕上げるためのものであり、石膏ボードやバニヤ板などとして実現される。仕上げパネル６０には壁紙が貼着されるか、又は、ペイントが塗り付けられることにより、コンテナの内部を仕上げる。 The finishing panel 60 is affixed to the surfaces of the first and second heat insulating panels 40 and 50 for finishing, and is realized as a gypsum board or a veneer board. Wallpaper is applied to the finishing panel 60 or paint is applied to finish the inside of the container.

このように、コンテナハウスによれば、第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０が第１及び第２の離隔部材２０、３０により側壁部１３及び天井部１４から離れるように配設されるため、側壁部１３と第１の断熱パネル４０との間には第１の離隔空間Ｄ１が形成され、且つ、天井部１４と第２の断熱パネル５０との間には第２の離隔空間Ｄ２が形成される。このため、空気で満たされた第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２は最初の断熱層となり、第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０は２番目の断熱層となり、その結果、２重の断熱層を形成することができて断熱効果を極大化させることができ、コンテナ胴体１０の外部の熱が内部に伝わることを効果的に防ぐことができる。 Thus, according to the container house, the first and second heat insulation panels 40 and 50 are disposed so as to be separated from the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 by the first and second separation members 20 and 30. A first separation space D1 is formed between the side wall portion 13 and the first heat insulation panel 40, and a second separation space D2 is formed between the ceiling portion 14 and the second heat insulation panel 50. It is formed. For this reason, the first and second separated spaces D1 and D2 filled with air serve as the first heat insulation layer, and the first and second heat insulation panels 40 and 50 serve as the second heat insulation layer. The heat insulation layer can be formed to maximize the heat insulation effect, and heat outside the container body 10 can be effectively prevented from being transmitted to the inside.

また、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を形成することにより、電装品に電源を供給するための多数の電気配線が引き回される空間を提供する。このため、電気配線が経由する空間を再び形成することが不要になるので、電気配線の作業が容易に行える。 In addition, the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2 are formed to provide a space in which a large number of electrical wirings for supplying power to the electrical components are routed. For this reason, it is not necessary to re-form the space through which the electrical wiring passes, so that the electrical wiring can be easily performed.

更に、第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０が、第１及び第２の断熱材４１、５１の両面が第１及び第２の鉄板４２、５２に貼り付けられた構造であるため、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を経由する電気配線が第１及び第２の断熱材４１、５１に直接的に接触されることを防ぐことができる。このため、たとえショートが発生して電気配線においてスパークが発生しても、そのスパークは第１及び第２の鉄板４２、５２により遮断され、これにより、第１及び第２の断熱材４１、５１がスパークにより燃焼されることを防ぐことができて火災の可能性を排除することができる。 Further, since the first and second heat insulating panels 40 and 50 have a structure in which both surfaces of the first and second heat insulating materials 41 and 51 are bonded to the first and second iron plates 42 and 52, It is possible to prevent the electrical wiring passing through the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2 from being in direct contact with the first and second heat insulating materials 41 and 51. For this reason, even if a short circuit occurs and a spark occurs in the electrical wiring, the spark is blocked by the first and second iron plates 42 and 52, thereby the first and second heat insulating materials 41 and 51. Can be prevented from being burned by sparks, eliminating the possibility of fire.

加えて、空気層からなる第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を形成することにより、防音性を向上させることができ、これにより、外部の騒音がコンテナハウスの内部に流入することを防ぐことができる。 In addition, by forming the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2 made of an air layer, soundproofing can be improved, thereby preventing external noise from flowing into the container house. be able to.

図３は、本発明による断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスの第２の実施形態の斜視図であり、図４は、図３のコンテナハウスに空気が流入する第１及び第２の流入通気孔及び空気が排出される第１及び第２の排出通気孔が形成されたことを説明するための図である。また、図５は、図４の第１の流入通気孔に流入した空気が側壁部と第１の断熱パネルとの間の第１の離隔空間を経由した後に第１の排出通気孔に排出されることを説明するための図であり、図６は、図４の第２の流入通気孔に流入した空気が天井部と第２の断熱パネルとの間の第２の離隔空間を経由した後に第２の排出通気孔に排出されることを説明するための図である。更に、図７は、図３において、第１の流入通気孔及び第２の流入通気孔に雨や雪が流入しないようにするためのルーフカバーを説明するための図である。ここで、図１及び図２と同じ参照符号は、同じ機能をする同じ部材である。 FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of a container house reinforced with heat insulation according to the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a first and second inflow vent hole through which air flows into the container house of FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating that the 1st and 2nd discharge ventilation hole from which air is discharged | emitted was formed. 5 shows that the air flowing into the first inflow vent of FIG. 4 is discharged to the first exhaust vent after passing through the first separation space between the side wall portion and the first heat insulation panel. FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining that after the air flowing into the second inflow vent of FIG. 4 passes through the second separation space between the ceiling and the second heat insulation panel. It is a figure for demonstrating being discharged | emitted by the 2nd discharge ventilation hole. Further, FIG. 7 is a view for explaining a roof cover for preventing rain and snow from flowing into the first inflow vent hole and the second inflow vent hole in FIG. 3. Here, the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 1 and 2 denote the same members having the same functions.

同図に示すように、本発明によるコンテナハウスの第２の実施形態は、第１の実施形態で説明された。前記第１及び第２の離隔部材２０、３０と、第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０及び仕上げパネル６０に加えて、コンテナ胴体１０の上部の一方の側及び他方の側に形成されたものであり、第１の離隔空間Ｄ１と連通される第１の流入通気孔７１及び第１の排出通気孔７２と、コンテナ胴体１０の上部の一方の側及び他方の側に形成されたものであり、第２の離隔空間Ｄ２と連通される第２の流入通気孔７５及び第２の排出通気孔７６と、第１の排出通気孔７２及び第２の排出通気孔７６と連通されて第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２に負圧を形成するファンユニット８０と、外気の温度と側壁部１３及び天井部１４のうちの少なくとも一方との間の温度差が設定された温度差以上である場合にファンユニット８０を自動的に作動させるファンコントローラ９０と、第１の流入通気孔７１及び第２の流入通気孔７５に雨や雪が流入しないようにするためのルーフカバー１００と、を備える。 As shown in the figure, the second embodiment of the container house according to the present invention has been described in the first embodiment. In addition to the first and second separation members 20, 30, the first and second heat insulation panels 40, 50 and the finishing panel 60, the container body 10 is formed on one side and the other side. The first inflow vent hole 71 and the first exhaust vent hole 72 communicated with the first separation space D1, and formed on one side and the other side of the upper portion of the container body 10. The first inflow vent hole 75 and the second exhaust vent hole 76 communicated with the second separation space D2, and the first exhaust vent hole 72 and the second exhaust vent hole 76 communicated with the first exhaust vent hole 76. And the fan unit 80 that forms a negative pressure in the second separation spaces D1 and D2, and the temperature difference between the temperature of the outside air and at least one of the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 is equal to or greater than the set temperature difference. Automatically activate fan unit 80 in some cases Comprises a § emission controller 90, a roof cover 100 for rain or snow is prevented from entering the first inlet vent 71 and the second inlet vents 75, a.

第１の流入通気孔７１及び第２の排出通気孔７２は、図５に示すように、第１の離隔空間Ｄ１と連通されるものであり、側壁部１３の一方の側及び他方の側に空気が流入して排出される通路を形成する。 As shown in FIG. 5, the first inflow vent hole 71 and the second exhaust vent hole 72 communicate with the first separation space D <b> 1, and are formed on one side and the other side of the side wall portion 13. A passage is formed through which air flows in and out.

第２の流入通気孔７５及び第２の排出通気孔７６は、図６に示すように、第２の離隔空間Ｄ２と連通されるものであり、天井部１４の一方の側及び他方の側に空気が流入して排出される通路を形成する。 As shown in FIG. 6, the second inflow vent hole 75 and the second exhaust vent hole 76 communicate with the second separation space D <b> 2, and are provided on one side and the other side of the ceiling portion 14. A passage is formed through which air flows in and out.

本実施形態において、説明し易さのために、第１の離隔空間Ｄ１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ２を独立した構成要素で説明したが、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を互いに連通させてもよいということはいうまでもない。 In the present embodiment, for ease of explanation, the first separation space D1 and the second separation space D2 have been described as independent components, but the first and second separation spaces D1, D2 communicate with each other. Needless to say, it may be allowed.

ファンユニット８０は、第１の排出通気孔７２及び／又は第２の排出通気孔７６と連通されて第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２に負圧を形成することにより、第１及び第２の流入通気孔７１、７５に外気空気を流入させる。このために、ファンユニット８０は、図４から図６に示すように、第１及び第２の排出通気孔７２、７６を取り囲むファンハウジング８１と、ファンハウジング８１に配設されて当該ファンハウジング８１の内部の空気を外部に排出するファン８２と、を備える。 The fan unit 80 communicates with the first exhaust vent hole 72 and / or the second exhaust vent hole 76 to form negative pressure in the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2, and thereby The outside air is caused to flow into the two inflow vent holes 71 and 75. For this purpose, as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the fan unit 80 is disposed in the fan housing 81 surrounding the first and second exhaust vent holes 72, 76, and the fan housing 81. And a fan 82 for discharging the air inside the outside.

本実施形態において、ファンユニット８０は、第１及び第２の排出通気孔７２、７６と同時に連通される１つの構成要素で説明されている。しかし、ファンユニットは、第１の排出通気孔７２及び第２の排出通気孔７６のそれぞれに連通される独立した構成要素として実現されてもよいということはいうまでもない。すなわち、ファンユニット８０は、第１の排出通気孔７２を取り囲むファンハウジング８１と、ファンハウジング８１に配設されて当該ファンハウジング８１の内部の空気を外部に排出するファン８２と、により構成されてもよい。或いは、ファンユニット８０は、第２の排出通気孔７６を取り囲むファンハウジング８１と、ファンハウジング８１に配設されて当該ファンハウジング８１の内部の空気を外部に排出するファン８２と、により構成されてもよい。 In the present embodiment, the fan unit 80 is described as a single component that communicates with the first and second exhaust vent holes 72 and 76 simultaneously. However, it goes without saying that the fan unit may be realized as an independent component communicated with each of the first exhaust vent hole 72 and the second exhaust vent hole 76. That is, the fan unit 80 includes a fan housing 81 that surrounds the first exhaust vent 72 and a fan 82 that is disposed in the fan housing 81 and exhausts air inside the fan housing 81 to the outside. Also good. Alternatively, the fan unit 80 includes a fan housing 81 that surrounds the second exhaust vent 76 and a fan 82 that is disposed in the fan housing 81 and exhausts the air inside the fan housing 81 to the outside. Also good.

第１の離隔空間Ｄ１は、側壁部１３と第１の断熱パネル４０との間に形成されるため、ファンユニット８０が作動されると、図５に示すように、外部の空気が第１の流入通気孔７１、第１の離隔空間Ｄ１及び第１の排出通気孔７２を経由して排出される。この過程において、外部の空気は側壁部１３及び第１の断熱パネル４０の熱を吸収することから、たとえ側壁部１３の温度が７０〜８０℃以上に上昇しても、その高熱が第１の断熱パネル４０に伝わることを極力抑えることができる。 Since the first separation space D1 is formed between the side wall portion 13 and the first heat insulation panel 40, when the fan unit 80 is operated, the external air is first refrigerated as shown in FIG. The air is discharged through the inflow vent 71, the first separation space D1, and the first discharge vent 72. In this process, the outside air absorbs the heat of the side wall 13 and the first heat insulation panel 40. Therefore, even if the temperature of the side wall 13 rises to 70 to 80 ° C. or higher, the high heat is the first. Transmission to the heat insulation panel 40 can be suppressed as much as possible.

このとき、第１の離隔空間Ｄ１の内部には、図６に示すように、それを経由する空気が側壁部１３の全面に接触されながら流れるように多数の第１の渦流形成部材７３が千鳥状に配設される。このため、図５に示すように、第１の流入通気孔７１に流入した後に第１の離隔空間Ｄ１を流れる空気は、多数の第１の渦流形成部材７３にぶつかって渦流を形成しながら側壁部１３の全面に接触されながら流れ、このため、空気は、側壁部１３に熱をなお一層効果的に吸収して排気されることから、側壁部１３を介して第１の断熱パネル４０に伝わる熱の伝導を極力抑えることができる。 At this time, as shown in FIG. 6, a large number of first vortex forming members 73 are staggered in the first separation space D <b> 1 so that the air passing through the first separation space D <b> 1 flows while contacting the entire surface of the side wall portion 13. Arranged in a shape. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 5, the air flowing through the first separation space D1 after flowing into the first inflow vent hole 71 collides with a large number of first vortex forming members 73 to form vortex flows while forming side walls. The air flows while being in contact with the entire surface of the portion 13, and therefore, the air is more effectively absorbed into the side wall portion 13 and exhausted, so that the air is transmitted to the first heat insulating panel 40 through the side wall portion 13. Heat conduction can be suppressed as much as possible.

第２の離隔空間Ｄ２は、天井部１４と第２の断熱パネル５０との間に形成されるため、ファンユニット８０が作動されると、図６に示すように、外部の空気が第２の流入通気孔７５、第２の離隔空間Ｄ２及び第２の排出通気孔７６を経由して排出される。この過程において、外部の空気は天井部１４及び第２の断熱パネル５０の熱を吸収することから、たとえ天井部１４のの温度が７０〜８０℃以上に上昇しても、その高熱が第２の断熱パネル５０に伝わることを極力抑えることができる。 Since the second separation space D2 is formed between the ceiling portion 14 and the second heat insulation panel 50, when the fan unit 80 is operated, the external air is second as shown in FIG. The air is discharged via the inflow vent hole 75, the second separation space D2, and the second exhaust vent hole 76. In this process, since the outside air absorbs the heat of the ceiling part 14 and the second heat insulation panel 50, even if the temperature of the ceiling part 14 rises to 70 to 80 ° C. or higher, the high heat is the second. It is possible to suppress transmission to the heat insulation panel 50 as much as possible.

このとき、第２の離隔空間Ｄ２の内部には、図４に示すように、そこを経由する空気が天井部１４の全面に接触されながら流れるように多数の第２の渦流形成部材７７が千鳥状に配設される。このため、図６に示すように、第２の流入通気孔７５に流入した後に第２の離隔空間Ｄ２を流れる空気は、多数の第２の渦流形成部材７７にぶつかって渦流を形成しながら天井部１４の全面に接触されながら流れ、このため、空気は、天井部１４に伝わる熱をなお一層効果的に吸収して排気されることから、天井部１４を介して第２の断熱パネル５０に伝わる熱の伝導を極力抑えることができる。 At this time, as shown in FIG. 4, a large number of second eddy current forming members 77 are staggered in the second separation space D <b> 2 so that air passing through the second separation space D <b> 2 is in contact with the entire surface of the ceiling portion 14. Arranged in a shape. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 6, the air flowing through the second separation space D2 after flowing into the second inflow vent hole 75 collides with a number of second eddy current forming members 77 to form a vortex, thereby forming a ceiling. The air flows while being in contact with the entire surface of the portion 14. For this reason, the air is more effectively absorbed and exhausted by the heat transmitted to the ceiling portion 14, so that the air is discharged to the second heat insulation panel 50 through the ceiling portion 14. Conducted heat conduction can be minimized.

ファンコントローラ９０は、外気の温度を測定して対応する第１の温度信号Ｓ１を発生させる第１の温度センサー９１と、側壁部１３及び天井部１４のうちの少なくとも一方の内部の温度を測定して対応する第２の温度信号Ｓ２を発生させる第２の温度センサー９２と、第１の温度信号Ｓ１及び第２の温度信号Ｓ２により測定された温度差が設定された温度差以上であるときに前記ファンユニット８０を作動させるファン作動部９３と、を備える。 The fan controller 90 measures the temperature of at least one of the first temperature sensor 91 that measures the temperature of the outside air and generates a corresponding first temperature signal S1, and the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14. The second temperature sensor 92 for generating the corresponding second temperature signal S2 and the temperature difference measured by the first temperature signal S1 and the second temperature signal S2 is equal to or greater than the set temperature difference. A fan actuating part 93 that actuates the fan unit 80.

例えば、外気の温度が３０℃に達する場合、コンテナ胴体の天井部１４の温度は７０〜８０℃以上に上昇するため、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２の内部の温度も７０〜８０℃に急激に上昇する。この場合、第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０に高熱が伝わってコンテナハウスの内部の温度が急激に上昇する。 For example, when the temperature of the outside air reaches 30 ° C., the temperature of the ceiling part 14 of the container body rises to 70 to 80 ° C. or more, and therefore the temperature inside the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2 is also 70 to 80. It rises rapidly to ℃. In this case, high heat is transmitted to the first and second heat insulating panels 40 and 50, and the temperature inside the container house rapidly increases.

しかしながら、ファンコントローラ９０を採用することにより、第１の温度センサー９１において測定された外気の温度と、第２の温度センサー９２において測定された側壁部１３又は天井部１４との間の温度差が設定温度、例えば、１０℃の設定温度以上の差が出る場合、ファン作動部９３は、ファンユニットのファン８２を作動させる。すると、第１及び第２の排出通気孔７２、７６に負圧が形成されながら第１及び第２の流入通気孔７１７５に外部の空気が流入し、このような空気は、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を経由した後に第１及び第２の排出通気孔７２、７６及びファン８０を介して外部に排気される。このとき、外部の空気は側壁部１３及び天井部１４の温度を吸収し、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２において加熱された空気を排出することにより、第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０に加えられる熱を極力抑えることができる。その結果、断熱効果を極大化させてコンテナハウスの内部の温度が急激に上昇することを防ぐことができる。 However, by adopting the fan controller 90, the temperature difference between the temperature of the outside air measured by the first temperature sensor 91 and the side wall part 13 or the ceiling part 14 measured by the second temperature sensor 92 is increased. When a difference equal to or higher than a set temperature, for example, a set temperature of 10 ° C., the fan operating unit 93 operates the fan 82 of the fan unit. Then, external air flows into the first and second inflow vent holes 7175 while negative pressure is formed in the first and second exhaust vent holes 72 and 76, and such air is supplied to the first and second exhaust vent holes 7175. After passing through the separated spaces D1 and D2, the air is exhausted to the outside through the first and second exhaust vent holes 72 and 76 and the fan 80. At this time, the outside air absorbs the temperature of the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 and discharges the heated air in the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2, whereby the first and second heat insulation panels are discharged. The heat applied to 40 and 50 can be suppressed as much as possible. As a result, the heat insulation effect can be maximized and the temperature inside the container house can be prevented from rapidly rising.

ルーフカバー１００は、図７に示すように、コンテナ胴体１０の所定の部分に配設されて第１の流入通気孔７１及び第２の流入通気孔７２に雨や雪が流入しないようにする。このようなルーフカバー１００は、第１の流入通気孔７１及び／又は第２の流入通気孔７５に雨や雪が降り込まないように取り囲み、第１及び第２の流入通気孔７１、７５よりも下部側に空気が流入するカバー入口１００ａが形成された構造を有する。これにより、ルーフカバー１００により雨や雪が第１及び第２の流入通気孔７１、７５に流入することは遮断するが、空気はカバー入口１００ａを介して第１及び第２の流入通気孔７１、７５に流入する。 As shown in FIG. 7, the roof cover 100 is disposed in a predetermined portion of the container body 10 to prevent rain and snow from flowing into the first inflow vent hole 71 and the second inflow vent hole 72. Such a roof cover 100 surrounds the first inflow vent hole 71 and / or the second inflow vent hole 75 so that rain or snow does not fall, and is more than the first and second inflow vent holes 71, 75. A cover inlet 100a through which air flows is formed on the lower side. Thus, rain and snow are prevented from flowing into the first and second inflow vent holes 71 and 75 by the roof cover 100, but the air passes through the cover inlet 100a and the first and second inflow vent holes 71, 75 flows into.

このように、本発明による断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウスの第２の実施形態によれば、外気の温度が上昇して側壁部１３及び天井部１４が過熱される場合、ファンコントローラ９０はファン８０を作動させることにより、第１及び第２の流入通気孔７１、７５を介して空気を強制的に流入させ、強制的に流入した空気は、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を経由した後に第１及び第２の排出通気孔７２、７６に排出する。この過程において、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を経由する空気は、多数の第１及び第２の渦流形成部材７３、７７にぶつかって渦流を形成しながら側壁部１３及び天井部１４の全面に接触されながら側壁部１３及び天井部１４に伝わる熱を効果的に吸収した後に排気される。このため、側壁部１３及び天井部１４を介して第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０に伝わる熱の伝導を極力抑えることができる。 As described above, according to the second embodiment of the container house with enhanced heat insulation according to the present invention, when the temperature of the outside air rises and the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 are overheated, the fan controller 90 is By operating 80, air is forced to flow in through the first and second inflow vent holes 71, 75, and the forced air flows in the first and second separation spaces D1, D2. After passing, the air is discharged to the first and second discharge vent holes 72 and 76. In this process, the air passing through the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2 collides with the first and second vortex forming members 73 and 77 to form vortex flows, and forms the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14. After effectively absorbing the heat transmitted to the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 while being in contact with the entire surface, the air is exhausted. For this reason, conduction of the heat transmitted to the first and second heat insulating panels 40 and 50 through the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 can be suppressed as much as possible.

また、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２の内部の温度が下がることから、その第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２に配設される電気配線の絶縁層が高熱により破損されたり、早く硬化したりすることを防ぐことができる。 In addition, since the temperature inside the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2 decreases, the insulating layer of the electrical wiring disposed in the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2 is damaged by high heat. It can be prevented from curing quickly.

本発明は、図示の一実施形態に基づいて説明されたが、これは単なる例示に過ぎず、この技術分野における通常の知識を有する者であれば、これより種々の変形及び均等な他の実施形態が実施可能であるということは理解できる筈である。 Although the present invention has been described based on one illustrated embodiment, this is merely an example, and various modifications and other equivalent implementations will occur to those skilled in the art. It should be understood that the form is feasible.

本発明によれば、 側壁部１３及び天井部１４に空気層からなる第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２が形成されるように第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０を設けて断熱効果を極大化させることができ、これにより、夏場や冬場に快適な環境を維持することができる。特に、外気の温度が上昇して側壁部１３及び天井部１４が過熱される場合、ファンコントローラ９０はファン８０を自動的に作動させることから、側壁部１３及び天井部１４の熱を吸収した後に排気することができる。これにより、側壁部１３及び天井部１４を介して第１及び第２の断熱パネル４０、５０に伝わる熱の伝導を極力抑えることができて断熱効果をなお一層極大化させることができる。 According to the present invention, the first and second heat insulation panels 40 and 50 are provided so that the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2 made of an air layer are formed in the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 to provide heat insulation. The effect can be maximized, and a comfortable environment can be maintained in summer and winter. In particular, when the temperature of the outside air rises and the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 are overheated, the fan controller 90 automatically operates the fan 80. Therefore, after the heat of the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 is absorbed. Can be exhausted. Thereby, conduction of heat transmitted to the first and second heat insulating panels 40 and 50 via the side wall portion 13 and the ceiling portion 14 can be suppressed as much as possible, and the heat insulating effect can be further maximized.

また、第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を形成することにより、多数の電気配線を引き回すための別途の空間を形成しなくても済むので組立て易く、たとえ電気ショートによりスパークが発生しても火災の可能性を排除することができる。 In addition, by forming the first and second separation spaces D1 and D2, it is not necessary to form a separate space for routing a large number of electrical wires, so that assembly is easy, even if an electric short circuit causes a spark. Even the possibility of fire can be eliminated.

更に、たとえ真夏にコンテナハウスの側壁部及び天井部が７０〜８０℃まで上昇しても、高熱が電気配線に伝わらないことから、電気配線を取り囲む絶縁層が破損されたり硬化が促されたりすることを防ぐことができる。 Furthermore, even if the side wall and ceiling of the container house rise to 70-80 ° C. in midsummer, high heat will not be transmitted to the electric wiring, so the insulating layer surrounding the electric wiring will be damaged or hardened. Can be prevented.

更にまた、空気層からなる第１及び第２の離隔空間Ｄ１、Ｄ２を形成することにより、防音性を向上させることができ、これにより、外部の騒音がコンテナハウスの内部に流入することを防ぐことができる。 Furthermore, the sound insulation can be improved by forming the first and second separated spaces D1 and D2 made of an air layer, thereby preventing external noise from flowing into the container house. be able to.

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コンテナ胴体（１０）の内側において側壁部（１３）に溶接される多数の第１の離隔部材（２０）と、
前記コンテナ胴体（１０）の内側において天井部（１４）に溶接される多数の第２の離隔部材（３０）と、
前記第１の離隔部材（２０）に結合されて前記側壁部（１３）の間に第１の離隔空間（Ｄ１）を形成する多数の第１の断熱パネル（４０）と、
前記第２の離隔部材（３０）に結合されて前記天井部（１４）の間に第２の離隔空間（Ｄ２）を形成する多数の第２の断熱パネル（５０）と、
前記第１及び第２の断熱パネル（４０）、（５０）の表面に貼り付けられる多数の仕上げパネル（６０）と、
を備えることを特徴とする断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウス。 A number of first spacing members (20) welded to the side wall (13) inside the container body (10);
A number of second spacing members (30) welded to the ceiling (14) inside the container body (10);
A plurality of first heat insulation panels (40) coupled to the first separation member (20) to form a first separation space (D1) between the side wall portions (13);
A plurality of second heat insulation panels (50) coupled to the second separation member (30) to form a second separation space (D2) between the ceiling portions (14);
A number of finishing panels (60) affixed to the surfaces of the first and second thermal insulation panels (40), (50);
A container house reinforced with heat insulation. 前記第１及び第２の断熱パネル（４０）、（５０）は、
前記第１及び第２の離隔空間（Ｄ１）（Ｄ２）を経由する電気配線においてスパークが発生しても、そのスパークにより火災が発生することを防ぐために、発泡スチレン製の第１及び第２の断熱材（４１）、（５１）の両面に第２の鉄板（４２）、（５２）が貼り付けられて実現されるサンドイッチパネルであることを特徴とする請求項１に記載の断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウス。 The first and second heat insulation panels (40), (50) are:
In order to prevent the occurrence of a fire due to the spark even if a spark occurs in the electrical wiring passing through the first and second separated spaces (D1) and (D2), The heat insulating property according to claim 1, wherein the heat insulating material is a sandwich panel realized by attaching the second iron plates (42), (52) to both surfaces of the heat insulating materials (41), (51). Container house. 前記コンテナ胴体（１０）の一方の側及び他方の側に形成されたものであり、前記第１の離隔空間（Ｄ１）と連通される第１の流入通気孔（７１）及び第１の排出通気孔（７２）と、
前記第１の排出通気孔（７２）と連通されて前記第１の離隔空間（Ｄ１）、（Ｄ２）に負圧を形成するファンユニット（８０）と、
を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項１に記載の断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウス。 A first inflow vent hole (71) and a first exhaust passage formed on one side and the other side of the container body (10) and communicating with the first separation space (D1). Pores (72);
A fan unit (80) communicating with the first discharge vent (72) to form a negative pressure in the first separation spaces (D1), (D2);
The container house reinforced with heat insulation according to claim 1, further comprising: 前記コンテナ胴体（１０）の一方の側及び他方の側に形成されたものであり、前記第２の離隔空間（Ｄ２）と連通される第２の流入通気孔（７５）及び第２の排出通気孔（７６）と、
前記第２の排出通気孔（７６）と連通されて前記第２の離隔空間（Ｄ１）、（Ｄ２）に負圧を形成するファンユニット（８０）と、
を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項１に記載の断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウス。 A second inflow vent hole (75) and a second discharge passage formed on one side and the other side of the container body (10) and communicating with the second separation space (D2). Pores (76);
A fan unit (80) communicating with the second discharge vent (76) to form a negative pressure in the second separation spaces (D1), (D2);
The container house reinforced with heat insulation according to claim 1, further comprising: 前記ファンユニット（８０）は、
前記第１の排出通気孔（７２）又は第２の排出通気孔（７６）を取り囲むファンハウジング（８１）及び前記ファンハウジング（８１）に配設されてそのファンハウジング（８１）の内部の空気を外部に排出するファン（８２）を備えることを特徴とする請求項３又は請求項４に記載の断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウス。 The fan unit (80)
A fan housing (81) surrounding the first exhaust vent (72) or the second exhaust vent (76), and the fan housing (81) are arranged in the fan housing (81) to allow air inside the fan housing (81) to flow. The container house reinforced with heat insulation according to claim 3 or 4, further comprising a fan (82) for discharging to the outside. 外気の温度を測定して対応する第１の温度信号（Ｓ１）を発生させる第１の温度センサー（９１）と、前記側壁部（１３）及び天井部（１４）のうちの少なくとも一方の温度を測定して対応する第２の温度信号（Ｓ２）を発生させる第２の温度センサー（９２）と、前記第１の温度信号（Ｓ１）及び第２の温度信号（Ｓ２）により測定された温度差が設定された温度差以上であるときに前記ファン（８０）を作動させるファン作動部（９３）と、を有するファンコントローラ（９０）を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項３又は請求項４に記載の断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウス。 The first temperature sensor (91) that measures the temperature of the outside air and generates a corresponding first temperature signal (S1), and the temperature of at least one of the side wall (13) and the ceiling (14). A second temperature sensor (92) that measures and generates a corresponding second temperature signal (S2), and a temperature difference measured by the first temperature signal (S1) and the second temperature signal (S2) The fan controller (90) further comprising a fan operating unit (93) that operates the fan (80) when the temperature difference is equal to or greater than a set temperature difference. Container house with reinforced thermal insulation. 前記第１の離隔空間（Ｄ１）の内部に配設されたものであり、そこを経由する空気が前記側壁部（１３）の全面に接触されながら流れるように渦流を形成する多数の第１の渦流形成部材（７３）を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項３に記載の断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウス。 A plurality of first vortexes are arranged in the first separation space (D1), and form vortices so that air passing through the first separation space (D1) flows while being in contact with the entire surface of the side wall (13). The container house reinforced with heat insulation according to claim 3, further comprising a swirl forming member (73). 前記第２の離隔空間（Ｄ２）の内部に配設されたものであり、そこを経由する空気が前記天井部（１４）の全面に接触されながら流れるように渦流を形成する多数の第２の渦流形成部材（７７）を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項４に記載の断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウス。 A plurality of second spaces which are arranged inside the second separation space (D2) and form vortexes so that air passing therethrough flows while contacting the entire surface of the ceiling (14). The container house reinforced with heat insulation according to claim 4, further comprising a vortex forming member (77). 前記第１の流入通気孔（７１）又は第２の流入通気孔（７５）に雨や雪が振り込まないように取り囲み、前記第１の流入通気孔（７１）又は第２の流入通気孔（７５）よりも下部側に空気が流入するカバー入口（１００ａ）が形成された構造を有するルーフカバー（１００）を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項３又は請求項４に記載の断熱性が補強されたコンテナハウス。 The first inflow vent hole (71) or the second inflow vent hole (75) is surrounded by rain or snow so as not to be transferred, and the first inflow vent hole (71) or the second inflow vent hole (75). The heat insulating property according to claim 3 or 4, further comprising a roof cover (100) having a structure in which a cover inlet (100a) through which air flows is formed on the lower side. Container house.
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